from the earth – a warm, copper brown
Our flat sheets are available in sizes king, queen, and single.
King and queen are constructed in 3 panels, with seams that lay at the edge of the mattress.
Single flat sheets are one continuous piece.
Mix and match to your heart’s content – like everything else, these are sold individually.
Price range: $100.00 through $165.00
We use a 100% cotton fabric called muslin.
It’s thicker and more textured than the average fabric used in sheet making. Just like a new pair of jeans they can take a bit of breaking in, but get softer and lovelier with each wash, while retaining their more rustic texture and all-season breathability.
Read more here.
For dyed bedding, we recommend a cold wash and a hot/warm dry. This will prolong the life of the colour.
For unbleached bedding, we recommend a hot wash and a hot dry. Unbleached here, refers to items made of undyed fabric.
Read more here.
We make our bedding in our small workshop in Burnaby.
You can read more about that here.
We make our bedding in Canada. This means our product complies with CUSMA / USMCA origin requirements and can be imported into the USA duty-free. We ship with all the necessary documentation.
If you plan to carry bedding across the border we can give you documents in store.
Buy two large items (ex. duvet cover & fitted sheet) and you may select any two pillowcases for free.
Full details here.
Single flat sheets are 56 inches (142cm) across so there are no seams in our single flat sheets.
PRO-TIP: When you make the bed, put the flat sheet on “upside down” with finished side facing down and the back side of the sheet facing up with your duvet cover on top. Then you’ll be sleeping between the two finished sides of the sheets.
Because double beds are only 6 inches (15cm) narrower than queen beds, we do not make a double flat sheet. A queen flat sheet is about 92 inches (234cm) across and easily covers a double bed. The seams run right along the edge on each side.
PRO-TIP: When you make the bed, put the flat sheet on “upside down” with finished side facing down and the back side of the sheet facing up with your duvet cover on top. Then you’ll be sleeping between the two finished sides of the sheets.
A queen flat sheet is about 92 inches (234cm) across and is made with a centre panel of about 56 inches (142cm) and two side panels of 18 inches (46cm) each. The seams fall along the side very close to the edge of the mattress, mirrored on the other side.
PRO-TIP: When you make the bed, put the flat sheet on “upside down” with finished side facing down and the back side of the sheet facing up with your duvet cover on top. Then you’ll be sleeping between the two finished sides of the sheets.
A king flat sheet is about 100 inches (280cm) across and is made with a centre panel of about 66 inches (193cm) and two side panels of 17 inches (43cm) panels each. The seams fall along the right and left side running very close to the edge of the mattress.
PRO-TIP: When you make the bed, put the flat sheet on “upside down” with finished side facing down and the back side of the sheet facing up with your duvet cover on top. Then you’ll be sleeping between the two finished sides of the sheets.
| SIZE | WIDTH | LENGTH |
| single | 142cm (56") | 259cm (102") |
| queen | 233cm (92") | 259cm (102") |
| king | 254cm (100") | 259cm (102") |
All sizes are approximate.
